Hi, On the site I read this note: "Note that this list only comprises Access Providers and not hosting providers. Most hosting providers can provide IPv6 already simply because it is native IPv6." This is a bit in disagreement with a small survey we did earlier this year amongst our hosting providers (about 25, see http://www.watchmouse.com/worldwide.php). In at least 50% of the cases the reply came back negative. Some quotes from the survey: - "Currently IPv6 is not available for all our Servers and is not supported by our technical infrastructure. Also there are no plans to establish IPv6 in the near future." - "I am sorry. Currently we cannot offer you a IPv6 range, and it is not in our plans for the near future." - "Currently we have no IPv6, you are the first client that is asking us about it." - "Ipv6 is rarely seen in datacenters at the moment. You can easily create a 6to4 tunnel." - "We are looking into the possibility of getting IPv6 IP addresses from APNIC, but there's no specific plan on this as yet, thus we are not able to provide a timeline on when can we implement IPv6 within our network." - "Currently and in the near future we do not support IPv6, our hardware is not ready (yet) for IPv6. Unfortunately I can't give you an estimate." So, is this just bad luck? Anyone else with experiences like this? I should note that in the other 50% of the cases they could at least do something (like a 6to4 tunnel to their core) or were up for the experiment for native. Pieter